We must know the land protection laws and regulations of 1958. The Land Protection Act of the Government of India provides the Revenue Officers to banning the unauthorized access to all government land or outside and to reassure the de-
* Important of unauthorized encroachment are: *
(1). Regularly or temporarily, any wiring, terrace, building or other housing, without permission of the Government,
(2). The government refused to hang on to the surface of the earth
Or any other wall, terrace, building, or other housing, either permanently or temporarily:
(3) .The Government illegally imports valuable items such as soil, chilly, gravel, granite, hamlets etc.:
(4). Trying to ruin useful government trees or try to get someone else illegally:
(5). Whenever any unauthorized encroachment is detected, the Village Officer submits a report to the "A" Forum under the Land Defense Rules and submits to Tahsildar through Revenue Inspector. The nature of admission in this report
Age and age of deceased entrants will have a great deal of skill and great skill. Under the provisions of Section 7, 8 and 9 of the Land Conservation Act, the Tahsildar condemns the guilty verdict.
* Execution of penalties: *
(1) fine (2) tax or indemnification (3) compensation (4) price fixing (5) possession of the possessor. The Landlords Act provides for the punishment of one or more of the punishments mentioned above.
Once the order has been issued to evict the encroachment, the government is allowed to evacuate the place according to the instruction of the order and release of the Mahars. With the eviction of illegal encroachment, no compensation will be given to the entrants' ceilings.
The charge will be imposed from the time of the encroachment. If any kind of resistance is evolved from evacuation of unauthorized access, the district collector shall issue a warranty in the Forum D after his detailed inquiry and if he is aware of his or her typos.
After the arrest, the investigation is required to finally send detainees to jail if they see the case under Section 12 (-2) of the Land Protection Act.
The Government may, on time, issue the notification issued by the Collector to the Revenue Officer under the supervision of the guest notification. The provision for this is laid out in Section 15 of the Land Conservation Act.
The petitioner may appeal the District Collector. Revision petition can be made to the land revenue commissioner against the order of District Collector. Appeal and revision have a specific time limit. The order is 30 days after receiving the order.
This complaint can be relaxed if they are convinced of Appellate or Revision Authority in certain circumstances. Under the Land Protection Act, the Civil Court can not pronounce the case against the Government.
* To be exempt from land use law: *
Applications should be submitted to Revenue Divisional Officer by copying the stamp in white paper. The RDO based on the inquiry report of the Village Officer. The order is issued.
The Appellate Land Revenue Commission can also submit to the Department of Agriculture in the revision government against the order of RDO.
